The diagram illustrates a natural flower life cycle, associated with the multiple steps that it passes through during the process.
Overall, it is evident that the process consists of eight stages and is divided into three main durations, beginning with seed preparation and ending with obtaining fruits.
The first four stages occur during a week. To start with, seeds are inserted manually into fertile soil under good conditions and in an appropriate environment. In the subsequent step, seeds are planted and irrigated thoroughly every day by farmers. The seed gradually grows and undergoes the germination process, and sprouting emerges with a stem of the flower.
Over the next three days, the development of the flower concludes with two crucial processes. First, the seedling emerges, and small buds appear after that. In the following stage, the buds undergo the process of flowering, combined with pollination and fertilization, which is also considered the most important stage during the entire process. Finally, plants end up with fruits and they can be obtained when they are ripe by the staff. This cycle may be repeated to get fruits in the future.